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... courage with spacial prossustion et the Dunkirk There will be the dramatic narrative of the Dew M.G.M.• Ealing Ma Dunkirk. which the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh saw at its premiere; a special correspondent who served u an Miner at infantry brigade h ...
... DUNKIRK. DRUNKIENNES l.—On Monday at the Faversham County Police Court before J. itigden, Esq. (in the chair), and t.l. Cremer, Eaq., James Philips was charged with being drunk and disorderly at Homeless, Dunkirk, on t-aturday.—Sergeant Nye stated that ...
... DUNKIRK, Swaffer, J., c — an Cir falliingliam 9 Chittenden, F., c Reed, b Gillingham 0 .ILarsh, W., c Kemp b Gillingham 6 Cook, G., b Callimbam Gorham, F., c Suckling b Callinghaas 0 Steer, J.. h Solly Burgess, W. R., not, out Marsh, 0.. b Catlin ham ...
... DUNKIRK. —At the annual meeting of Dunkirk Panel. C tuned on Wednesday there were present Mews. 0. E. Pettman, W. Ball, Alfred Down.s, a d 0. Iddenten ; and the clerk (Mr. It. S. Dunn),. Pettman and Hal: were reappointed Oh &man ant Vkli-onairman ...
... DUNKIRK. SCHOOL BOARD.—The monthly meeting of the Dunkirk School Board was held on Monday last, at the Clerk's office when there were present —the Rev. W. J. Springett (Chairman). Mr. W. R Gorham (Vice-Chairman). Mr. H. W Beal. Mr. W. Hall, and the Clerk ...
... DUNKIRK. TaanntatillCa EXTeatelaMalee.—The popular temperance en'estelument the branch of C.H.T2L, under the of the alliesses Wok place in the 'schoolroom on Thursday evening. before a crowded audience Kicils ions sod dialogues were mous cod carefully ...
... the coast, a steady stream of arms and supplies is going into Dunkirk from a large number of ships. Supreme Courage French marines and British naval engineers went ashore and transformed Dunkirk into an armed camp. German bombing squadrons, trying to smash ...
... DUNKIRK. ti LIGHTNING. - 111,1,y tiiiinderstorm on Wednesday in last week the school building at lholkirk was struck by The fruit of the building *aerial estensisely, brick and stonework being displaced, anti a very large window 14:tattered. A ltagastilff ...
... DUNKIRK. BOWArTON, DIJNITP It, AND CMIORAL Soet'srz.—A capital c mart was given by the above Soroty on 'Moeda', evening. 19th task, in the watioolroom of this relish, but unfortunately the of the weather proved a &whack in repad to the attendance. Subjeinsd ...
... DUNKIRK. A. Cnic.RT was given as Tuesday last, is the schoolroom. witiob tastefully decorated with lags, primroses and evergreen for Lb. oesestou. Tbe eotertainment was promoted by 111 r. Hordern. of Throwley: in aid of The Soldiers and Help Society ...
... Dunkirk In the last war, Dr. Sutcliffe served as medical officer with the sth Staffordshire Regt. In 1910 he took part in number actions in the Low Countries, before being evacuated from Dunkirk. Four years later In June 1944. he took part in the No-mandy ...
... DUNKIRK UNDREDS of survivors of the 1940 Dunkirk evacuation have asked us out the Dunkerque edal awarded by t e French government. If you think you are eligible, write to: Mr. E. RABBETS, London Sect. Dunkirk Veterans ASsn, 361 a Portobello Road, London ...